Book AVAILABLE

Hello hello hello,

How’s your Friday going?

The geese are outside gaggling and giggling as I write. Ramblers in Cornwall is live and both ebook and paperback versions are now available on Amazon world-wide (yoohoo!). The links are up on my website under the ‘Book’ section in the menu. It should be available on Barnes & Nobles soon and is in the works.

There seems to be a glitch however which I was happily unaware of earlier. It seems Amazon does not publish paperbacks for the Indian market. And that I cannot bear. To my Indian friends and family, I am working on it even as I take a little time off to jot this down here. So I shall not sit and ramble on as I am wont to do every time I pop into the blog. Instead, I shall swan off to do some research and get this gig underway.

If you grab a copy of the book, I shall look forward to reading your reviews on Amazon/Goodreads.

Springy vibes and smiles,

Arundhati

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equinoxio21

Mar 14, 2021

Congrats. Though I just hopped to Amazon. I only see the Kindle edition. Hmm.
No paperbacks for India? 😡

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1. Arundhati Basu
  
  Mar 14, 2021
  
  Thank you Brianji. It seems Amazon is not doing paperbacks for Mexico too. Grr. I am so annoyed. I am looking at other distribution channels now. A bit tiring but one has to work for the cause.✌🏽
  
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  1. equinoxio21
    
    Mar 16, 2021
    
    Let me know. It’s worth a try.
    
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equinoxio21

Mar 15, 2021

I am now confused. Is your cover green or brown?
Don’t worry we’ll sort the paperback issue.
Cheerio

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1. Arundhati Basu
  
  Mar 15, 2021
  
  The kindle version is light teal and the paperback edition is dusky pink. Thank you for taking the trouble, Brianji. Cheers!
  
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  1. equinoxio21
    
    Mar 16, 2021
    
    Light teal and dusky pink? I am slghtly colour blind ma’amji. The lesser form of three. I can see colours all right, though probably not exactly as you do, but I have problems with “boundaries”. Can’t tell some browns form some greens, and many nuances escape me. I saw brown and green. 🤣
    
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  2. Arundhati Basu
    
    Mar 17, 2021
    
    You and Adi have some common talking points then! However you perceive it is fine. 😄
    
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  3. equinoxio21
    
    Mar 17, 2021
    
    I’m sure we have many. (Is he colour blind too? What type?)
    
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  4. Arundhati Basu
    
    Mar 17, 2021
    
    Shades of red and blue. He also says there is only one pink. No shades for him!😂
    
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  5. equinoxio21
    
    Mar 18, 2021
    
    Red and blue? That must be complicated for picking ties up. How interesting. I do see the difference. Though I agree there is only one pink. And I might add: Fuschia is not a colour. 😉
    My regards to Adi.
    
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  6. Arundhati Basu
    
    Mar 18, 2021
    
    He is with you. He says fuch…what? 🐼
    
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Sheree

Mar 15, 2021

Just sent copies to friends who love Cornwall!

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1. Arundhati Basu
  
  Mar 15, 2021
  
  You are a most wonderful friend, Sheree! Big love and hugs. xxxx
  
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  1. Sheree
    
    Mar 16, 2021
    
    Pleasure
    
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travelgarb

Sep 5, 2021

Timely as ever, catching up with this now! If your book is as well written as your blog, it’s bound to be good. Believe it or not, despite living in the UK all my life, I’ve only done 2 short breaks and one daytrip to Cornwall. I shall check amazon for the paperback.

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1. Arundhati Basu
  
  Sep 7, 2021
  
  Hiya! Thank you for your lovely words. The book is available on Waterstones and Blackwell’s too. I hope it shall bring you some reading pleasure and inspiration to travel south. Cheers!
  
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